Olivia Howell 1/27/26 Olivia Howell 1/27/26

How to Survive a Divorce While the World Is Burning

So if you’re in that place right now—if your personal life is on fire while the wider world feels like it’s burning too—I see you. I wrote this for you, because there are still things you can do for the larger world, even when your own world is falling apart. It all begins in the smallest of moments: sitting on the floor to play, baking a cake, sending an email, drawing a boundary.

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How to Energetically Clear Your Home After Divorce

How to Energetically Clear Your Home After Divorce by Jo-Anne Suriel of the Energetic Well

Genevieve Dreizen 1/21/26 Genevieve Dreizen 1/21/26

Hey Olivia: Where Do I Even Begin the Divorce Process?

Olivia responds to a reader who’s been living with daily rejection for years—trying to stay for the kids and the cost of life, while hoping to avoid attorneys if possible. With warmth and clarity, Olivia offers a gentle, beginner-friendly roadmap: start with safety, quietly gather key documents, understand your real numbers, explore non-court options, and take one small next step (with Fresh Starts Registry there to help you map it all out).

Genevieve Dreizen 1/19/26 Genevieve Dreizen 1/19/26

Jenny Says So: The Divorce Announcement Dilemma

You’re not obligated to make a public “divorce announcement” — you can share quietly, selectively, and in whatever format feels safest. Jenny offers a simple boundary-first approach that reduces emotional labor and keeps you from over-explaining. Using the VASE Method (Validate, Acknowledge, Support, Express), you can tell the truth with warmth, clarity, and a built-in “no details” line that protects your peace.

Genevieve Dreizen 1/19/26 Genevieve Dreizen 1/19/26

Divorce 101: F Is for Financial Disclosure (and February)

February has a reputation for being about love—roses, chocolates, grand gestures. But in the world of divorce, February often marks something quieter and far more practical: clarity. That’s why this month, in our Divorce 101 A to Z series, F is for Financial Disclosure.

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Routines to Support Your Wellbeing

Routines to Support Your Wellbeing by Emma Worth, LICSW and Therapist

Fresh Starts Registry 1/15/26 Fresh Starts Registry 1/15/26

10 Things to Know When Divorcing an Addict

10 Things to Know When Divorcing an Addict by Meredith Beardmore of Mend with Mere

Genevieve Dreizen 1/15/26 Genevieve Dreizen 1/15/26

Letter from the Editor: February Is a Good Month to Come Back to Yourself

February can feel like a month that’s constantly clearing its throat.

It’s short. It’s loud. It’s full of hearts and pink and messaging that assumes you have a “we” to celebrate. And if you’re in the middle of a divorce—or the tender, weird aftershocks of one—it can make you feel like you’re watching life through a window: everyone else paired up, everyone else certain, everyone else held.

Photo by Terrie Alfieri

Fresh Starts Registry 1/13/26 Fresh Starts Registry 1/13/26

Why You Deserve to Walk Away from a Toxic Marriage (And Why It’s Okay to Choose Yourself)

Why You Deserve to Walk Away from a Toxic Marriage (And Why It’s Okay to Choose Yourself) by Lisa Happ founder of Lisa Happ Coaching, Divorce Coach

Fresh Starts Registry 1/13/26 Fresh Starts Registry 1/13/26

Here’s How Working With a BeH2O® Co-Parenting Coach Can Help You Safeguard Your Child’s Peace

Here’s How Working With a BeH2O® Co-Parenting Coach Can Help You Safeguard Your Child’s Peace by Maria Natapov, “The Nurturing Strategist”, BeH2O® Certified Co-Parenting & Stepparenting Coach